The vigil is the latest in a string of community-led responses to the crash that placed 28-year-old truck driver Harjinder Singh behind bars on vehicular homicide charges.
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Beyond FBI biometrics, officers may interview neighbors, coworkers, and employers to verify eligibility, raising questions about fairness, civil liberties, and what applicants should expect in the months ahead.
Trump’s visa freeze on foreign truck drivers sparks debate over safety, immigration, and the U.S. trucking industry’s dependence on Sikh American drivers keeping supply chains alive.
Rumors have been swirling about possible misconduct involving H-1B visa employees at Walmart
Stories like that of Arista CEO Jayashree Ullal, whose net worth exceeds $6 billion, underscore the pivotal role immigrant founders play in shaping America’s entrepreneurial landscape.
A random attack on a 15-year-old in one of America’s safest cities, home to a significant Indian American population, has left residents questioning safety and fearing deeper motives.
With stricter rules on “Good Moral Character,” applying for naturalization is now beginning to read more like a marriage proposal to America than a legal document
Immigrant health policy expert Dr. Drishti Pillai warns that the new HHS guidance could affect thousands of lawfully present immigrants, including work visa holders, creating confusion, fear, and broader community impacts.
While India is not yet included in the new visa bond program, the country’s IT giants and tech consultancies — which send thousands of executives, engineers, and project managers to the U.S. each year — may have reason to pay attention
As Indian students face mounting delays and rejections, experts warn of ripple effects across research, STEM talent, and the future of American tech competitiveness.
The shocking mid-flight arrest of a Delta co-pilot on child sexual abuse charges has raised urgent legal questions. The American Bazaar speaks with attorney Syed H. Hussain of Haseeb Legal to break down what the law says and what every adult should know about protecting children
Immigration experts warn that expanded in-person requirements and new fees will add friction to cross-border hiring and collaboration between India and the U.S.
Hitting over 11 million pending applications, the United States’ immigration hits a record high backlog
The Trump administration plans to replace the H-1B visa lottery with a wage-based system, potentially reshaping opportunities for Indian tech professionals and startups.
What U.S.-bound students and visitors need to know: After viral shoplifting arrest, experts warn — ‘One mistake can cost you everything’
The airline has long grappled with persistent service lapses and a pattern of operational neglect, issues that now quietly, but perhaps more permanently, threaten to undermine its brand credibility.
A seven-hour trip to Target ends in handcuffs for an Indian tourist, sparking viral outrage, legal questions, and uneasy conversations about race, reputation, and responsibility in immigrant America.
Inducted as the newest voting member of the Grammy Awards’ Recording Academy, tabla virtuoso Avirodh Sharma on the American music industry and redefining world music.
With MetroCard colors, halal-cart cameos, and a focus on everyday struggles, the NYC mayoral nominee is blending culture and policy in a way that’s turning heads — and winning hearts.
As student visa interviews resume in India, applicants face not just long waits and sudden rejections, but a chilling message: silence and compliance may now be part of the American college experience.
Backed by a $2.7 million seed round, the startup is reimagining how intelligent agents can transform high-stakes industries like pharma and biotech.
New law cuts health benefits, adds enforcement pressure — and leaves even legal immigrants bracing for impact.
Open source advocate Sujata Tibrewala says youth innovators and global governments are reimagining open tech as the backbone of public interest infrastructure
Aishwarya Balakrishna has made history as the youngest and first Indian American elected to the Naperville Park District Board in Illinois, bringing a community-first approach rooted in advocacy, equity and local engagement.
“If bright minds begin choosing countries like China or nations in Africa for higher education instead, we risk triggering a devastating brain drain,” former Washington State Senator Mona Das warns